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FOOTBALL
Tebow's trophy case continues to grow with James E. Sullivan Memorial Award
Apr. 1, 2008Tim Tebow is getting very familiar with New York.
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METRO
UF garden has unusual number of plots avaliable
By JESSICA PONN | Apr. 1, 2008It's the perfect time of year to plant peppers, tomatoes, zucchini and squash, but Gainesville residents are not taking full advantage of their gardening opportunities, according to Susan Vince, treasurer of the UF Organic Garden Cooperative.
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CAMPUS
UF student Kristin Lundy wins $25,000 worth of prizes on 'The Price is Right'
By DEBORAH SWERDLOW | Apr. 1, 2008A UF student won more than $25,000 worth of prizes, including a trip to Singapore, on Tuesday's episode of "The Price is Right."
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
The ramblings of a disgruntled columnist
Apr. 1, 2008The Gators played in the semi-finals of the NIT Tuesday night, and as of the time I submitted this article, I was still trying to decide whether to find time in my busy schedule Tuesday night to watch the game.
METRO
Tripp appointed to Board of Governers
By DEBORAH SWERDLOW | Apr. 1, 2008Norman Tripp, chairman of Florida Atlantic University's Board of Trustees and a South Florida lawyer, was appointed to Florida's Board of Governors, the State University System's highest governing body, on Tuesday.
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CAMPUS
'Juno' writer Diablo Cody to visit UF
By KIM WILMATH | Apr. 1, 2008Diablo Cody, writer of "Juno" and former stripper, will speak at UF on Tuesday night.
METRO
Sheriff candidate begins campaign against Darnell
By JESSICA PONN | Apr. 1, 2008Though the next election for the position of Alachua County sheriff is still months away, the candidate challenging current Sheriff Sadie Darnell is starting his campaign sooner rather than later.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Gators' season ends to UMass in NIT semifinals
Apr. 1, 2008NEW YORK - In the city that never sleeps, the Gators put their troubled season to rest.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Taxpayer money bails out corporations
Apr. 1, 2008The failure of government to properly regulate the economy has directly lead to the subprime mortgage mess that is now the proverbial millstone hanging around the neck of the nation's economy, threatening to plunge us into a Great Depression redux.
METRO
Bicyclists speak about safety at forum
By ZAHARA ZAHAV | Apr. 1, 2008Gainesville residents and local police officers discussed the need to educate motorists about the rights of bicyclists and pedestrians on the road at a public forum Tuesday night.
METRO
Einstein's Notes sued for copying lectures, material
By KATIE SANDERS | Apr. 1, 2008Einstein's Notes is facing a lawsuit for allegedly selling notes from a UF professor's lectures without permission.
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Controversy over senator's address continues
By ILEANA MORALES | Apr. 1, 2008UF Student Senate President Kellie Dale said she would not leave her post despite a student senator's request for her immediate resignation on Tuesday night.
SPORTS
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BASEBALL
Seminoles throttle Gators on neutral turf
Apr. 1, 2008JACKSONVILLE - Saying the Gators are happy they won't have to return to Jacksonville this season may be an understatement.
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CAMPUS
UF pharmacy program ranks No. 9 in U.S.
By LIA GANOSELLIS | Mar. 31, 2008UF's College of Pharmacy made it to the top 10 in this year's ranking of pharmacy programs nationwide in U.S. News & World Report.
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FEATURES
Local man raises rare goat breed
By LYNDSEY LEWIS | Mar. 31, 2008Just behind the wooden barn on this rural patch of Gainesville, Myron Johnson is readying himself to spring a surprise on his herd of unsuspecting goats.
METRO
Alachua County health department promotes STD awareness
By JENNIFER MACOUREK | Mar. 31, 2008Starting today, the Alachua County Health Department will kick off National Sexually Transmitted Disease Awareness Month with a number of awareness-raising activities.
